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A project funded by one of the largest research grants in Kansas University history that aims to change education for students with severe cognitive disabilities is nearing completion. By Elliot Hughes 
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Every day, educators help students find their passions and develop their potential. Tablets with Google Play for Education give teachers access to approved tools and content that help them meet the individual needs of today's students. With simple set up and instant app-deployment, a world of resources is at your fingertips.
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The NMC Horizon Report predicts six technologies that will have a significant impact on teaching and learning in the next five years.
Laura Rosillo's curator insight,
April 21, 2014 3:23 AM
Seis Tecnologías de Alto Impacto en la Educación y el Aprendizaje 
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April 21, 2014 5:45 AM
6 High-Impact Technologies in Higher Education
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It’s been over a year since Google bought QuickOffice. There hasn’t been much movement since, but a new announcement sure has our hopes up. Back in April, Google had made QuickOfficefree for Google Apps for Business customers, and now the office productivity suite is free for anyone on both Android and iOS devices.
There’s also a new icon being debuted, which is a Q drawn with the Google Drive colours. Among other changes, QuickOffice now has the ability to create .ZIP folders and can view charts in Excel and PowerPoint files. Given that this is one of our favourite office suites for the iPad, these are welcome additions to the feature list.
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